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Galway United may have returned to the pitch only last week in advance of their first Premier Division campaign since 2017, but the sense in talking to manager John Caulfield is that preparations are well underway.
The difference a year can make – last November Galway United had been soundly beaten by Waterford in the First Division playoffs having finished a disappointing third behind the Blues and champions Cork City.
The Tribesmen face off in their first FAI Cup semi-final since 2008 when they host Bohemians at Eamonn Deacy Park on Saturday (kick-off 2.40pm).
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When kick-off finally comes on Saturday afternoon, Galway United could be as little as 90 minutes away from the Aviva Stadium.